hi everyone!
iâm so sorry for not posting, ermâŠi lost my writing spark and was feeling really unmotivated to write anything. trying to get back into my groove so bear with me please ð i still have some asks in my inbox that i have to get to, im still open to requests, just might take a bit for me to get to them. anyway, thanks for all the continuous love, and stay tuned! new stuff soon hopefully :)
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ðð«ðð ððð«ðŠ ~ ð«ððŠð®ð¬ ð¥ð®ð©ð¢ð§ ð± ð«ððððð« â§
ð°ðšð«ðð¬: ððð
ð¬ð®ðŠðŠðð«ð²: ð²ðšð® ðð§ð ð«ððŠð®ð¬ ð ðš ððš ð ðð¡ð«ð¢ð¬ððŠðð¬ ðð«ðð ððð«ðŠ ððšð ððð¡ðð«.
ð°ðð«ð§ð¢ð§ð ð¬: ð§ðšð ð©ð«ðšðšðð«ððð
ð/ð§: ððð§ð ððð¥ð¢ðð¯ð ðŠð² ððšðŠððððð€ ð©ðšð¬ð ð¢ð¬ ð¬ðš ð¬ð¡ðšð«ð, ð¬ðšð«ð«ð² ð²ðð¥ð¥ ððð ðŠðð²ðð ð¢'ð¥ð¥ ððš ð ð©ðð«ð ð ððš ðŠðð€ð ð®ð© ððšð« ð¢ð ð¡ðð¡ðð¡ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
Snow crunched beneath your boots as you made your way through the tree farm, holding Remusâ gloved hand with your mittened one. The brisk December air nipped at your nose, and snowflakes twinkled in your hair.
Remus smiled at you, letting you lead him through the farm. âFound one you like yet?â
âTheyâre all so nice, how could I possibly pick one?â You questioned.
âI donât know, but you better pick fast, darling. Itâs going to be dark soon.â
âAlright, alright. What about that one?â You pointed to a mid-sized tree at the very end of the farm.
âItâs your choice. Whichever one you like.â Remus assured you, heading over to the tree you had spotted. He circled around it, examining the shape until he reached the back. âItâs quite bald back here. Come take a look.â
You joined him at the back of the tree, frowning. âI really liked this one.â
âYou donât like it anymore, just cause itâs got a bald spot? What will you do if I start balding?â He teased.
âDonât make me think about that. Thatâs a problem for later. I still think this tree is charming.â You grinned.
âIs this the final pick? Going once? Going Twice?â
âSold.â You nodded with a smile.
âLovely. Iâll grab an axe.â He trudged through the snow to one of the staff members, returning with an axe a minute later. âStand back.â
You took a few steps back, shoving your hands in your coat pockets. Remus raised the axe, delivering the first blow to the base of the tree. The crisp air filled with the sounds of the axe biting into the tree trunk. Remusâ movements were smooth and controlled, impressively skilled with no prior practice. His tousled hair peeking out from under his hat, his rosy cheeks, and his strong swings caused your frozen cheeks to instantly heat up.Â
After a few more attempts, the tree leaned before gracefully falling onto the thick bed of snow beneath it. Remus stepped back, admiring his work with a glowing grin. âThere. Our very own Christmas tree.â
You joined him, and he wrapped his arms around your waist from behind. âHow do we get this thing home, now?â
He chuckled, looking around. âThey usually provide sleds to bring it back to the car. Iâll go grab one.â He planted a kiss to your cheek, before heading off to retrieve a sled.Â
He returned with a sturdy wooden sled, carefully loading the tree onto it. âLetâs go.â
He took the lead, dragging the sled behind the two of you back to the main entrance. As the sun set, the decorations of the farm began to twinkle to life, casting a warm glow over the winter landscape.Â
Once the tree had been secured to the roof of your car, Remus opened your door for you. After basking in the warmth of the heated car, the two of you shed your gloves and other winter essentials. Remus turned to look at you, offering you a warm smile. âReady for our first Christmas together?âÂ
You leaned in, pressing a soft kiss to his lips. âAbsolutely.â
With the tree securely tied to the roof of your car, the two of you drove off, leaving the lights of the farm to fade away in the rearview mirror. Remus took your hand, intertwining your fingers as he drove through the snowy streets back to your shared home.
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Hii, could I ask if you have some Snape requests? I'd love to send some but I don't want to be the same as someone else's ð
Also, I kind of feel guilty requesting lmao, so tell me if you prefer something ð¥¹<3
ð¡ð¢!
ð¢ ðð®ð«ð«ðð§ðð¥ð² ððš ð§ðšð ð¡ðð¯ð ðð§ð² ð¬ð§ðð©ð ð«ððªð®ðð¬ðð¬ ðð®ð ð¢ ð°ðšð®ð¥ð ð¥ðšð¯ð ððš ð ðð ð¬ðšðŠð! ððšð§'ð ðððð¥ ð ð®ð¢ð¥ðð², ð¢ ððšð®ð¥ð ðð¥ð°ðð²ð¬ ð®ð¬ð ðŠðšð«ð ð¢ðððð¬ :) ð¬ðð§ð ðð§ð²ðð¡ð¢ð§ð ðŠð² ð°ðð²!
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ð¡ðð² ð ð®ð²ð¬... ð¬ðš ð¬ðšð«ð«ð² ððšð« ðð¡ð ð®ð§ðð§ð§ðšð®ð§ððð ð¡ð¢ððð®ð¬ ðð®ð ð¬ðð¡ðšðšð¥ ð°ðð¬ ð€ð¢ðð€ð¢ð§ð ðŠð² ðð¬ð¬. ðð§ð²ð°ðð²ð¬ ð¢ðð¬ ð°ð¢ð§ððð« ðð«ððð€ ðð§ð ð¢ ð¡ðð¯ð ð§ðšðð¡ð¢ð§ð ðððððð« ððš ððš ð¬ðš ð¢ðŠ ðð«ð²ð¢ð§ð ððš ð ðð ð¬ðšðŠð ð°ð«ð¢ðð¢ð§ð ððšð§ð!! ð¬ððð² ðð®ð§ðð :)
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ðšðð ðð¡ð ð«ðððšð«ð ~ ð¬ð¢ð«ð¢ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€ ð± ð«ððððð« â§
ð°ðšð«ðð¬: ððð
ð¬ð®ðŠðŠðð«ð²: ð²ðšð®'ð«ð ð ð«ðð©ðšð«ððð«, ðð§ð ð²ðšð®'ð«ð ð¢ð§ððð«ð¯ð¢ðð°ð¢ð§ð ð¬ð¢ð«ð¢ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€, ðð§ ðð±ðð«ððŠðð¥ð² ðð¥ð¢ð«ðð² ððð¬ð¬ ð ð®ð¢ððð«ð¢ð¬ð.
ð°ðð«ð§ð¢ð§ð ð¬: ð§ðšð ð©ð«ðšðšðð«ððð, ð¬ðŠðšð€ð¢ð§ð , ð ðð¢ð ð¬ð®ð ð ðð¬ðð¢ð¯ð ðð ðð¡ð ðð§ð?
ð/ð§: ð¬ðš ðŠðð§ð² ð©ððšð©ð¥ð ð°ðð§ððð ðŠðšð«ð ð«ðšðð€ð¬ððð« ð¬ð¢ð«ð¢ð®ð¬ ð¬ðš ð¡ðð«ð ð°ð ðð«ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
The venue was packed to the brim with fans waiting to enter and watch the battle of their favourite bands. You had taken a reserved spot at the back of the building, giving you easy access to bypass the crowd. You made your way inside through the back door, winding through swarms of musicians and crew members hurriedly preparing for their time to shine on stage. Your eyes scanned the room, looking for the subject of tonightâs interview: Sirius Black.
You eventually spotted the door you were looking for, labelled with the bandâs name. You knocked without hesitation, waiting patiently for someone to answer the door.Â
âWho is it?â A man inside shouted.
âY/n L/n!â You answered back, crossing your arms.
You heard hurried footsteps thumping towards the door before it swung open, revealing the very man you were looking for. He leaned on the door frame, a cigarette hanging between his lips. He plucked it out of his mouth, leaning his head back to blow the smoke upwards.
âTo what do I owe the pleasure of Miss L/n herself?â He spoke, a cocky smirk spreading across his lips.
âDid your manager not let you know that he had scheduled an interview for you?â You questioned, stepping past him and entering the dressing room.
âMy manager? Oh, that guy. We fired him weeks ago.â
âOh. Well we scheduled it last month, and I paid for this, so.â You stated, pulling your notepad and tape recorder out of your bag.
He shut the door, following you inside. âYou paid to talk to me? Well, Iâm honoured.â
âItâs my job. And youâre hot shit right now. Anyone would be stupid to pass up an opportunity like this.â You settled on one of the leather couches, setting your tape recorder down on the coffee table next to an ashtray full of extinguished cigarettes.
Sirius grinned with pride, taking the seat directly across from you. âI guess I am pretty hot. So are you.â
âThatâs not what I meant.â You defended, flipping your notepad open to an empty page.
âBut itâs what I meant.â He took another drag from his cigarette, this time not bothering to blow it away from your face. From the look on his face, it seemed like pushing your buttons was bringing him great pleasure. After a moment, he continued. âAlright, Iâll play nicely. Go ahead and ask your little questions.â
You nodded, clearing your throat and starting the recording. âAs you know, Iâve already interviewed your bandmates before, so todayâs questions will really focus on you. My first question is about the latest album you guys put out. What was the inspiration behind it?â
Sirius leaned back in his seat, resting an arm on the back of the sofa. âI mean, at first we were just fucking around, Writing random shit, as you can probably tell. Some of the songs were purely nonsense. Later in the album is when the lyrics actually mean something. Itâs really just about life. Ups and downs, highs and lows. Things that weâve experienced in our lives, things that we want out of life. We did a lot of collaborating on the lyrics for this one. Usually Remus and I take the lead with the songwriting.â
You jotted down his response, nodding along with his words. âWhat song would you say is your favourite on the album, and why?â
âIf I had to pick, I love Midnight Melody. It literally came to me one night while I was sleeping, and I woke up and wrote it right away. Itâs really about reminiscing on past relationships, which is pretty obvious. Iâm not the best at hiding messages between the lines, so theyâre pretty blatant.â
You continued to conduct the interview, asking him more about what he has planned for the future and other things about his music. Towards the end of the interview, he had succeeded in loosening you up, even sharing a laugh with you a few times.
âYouâve got quite the reputation, Sirius. Whatâs the wildest thing youâve done?â You questioned, leaning in with anticipation.
Sirius chuckled, also leaning forward to lock eyes with you. âOh, darling, you donât want to know. Iâm sure you know that some stories are better left untold.â His voice was low yet confident, sending chills down your spine.Â
âCome on, Sirius. Iâm sure everyone is dying to know.â You responded with a sly smile, hoping that heâd give in.
He shook his head, putting his cigarette out in the crystal ashtray between the two of you. âThatâs all youâll get out of me for today, Y/n. If you want more information, youâll have to come see me after the show. Without the recorder.â
The tension in the air was suffocating, and his fixated gaze on you was making it hard to say no. Especially when he kept glancing down at your lips as he awaited your answer.
âI might just take you up on that offer.â You spoke after a moment, shutting off the recorder.
His grin widened as he watched you pack your things into your bag, heading for the door. He caught your wrist, drawing you back to him. âIâll be waiting for you, Y/n. Right here, after the show.â
In the moment the interview felt so far behind you, as if it was a distant memory. Right now, all you could focus on was the way he was looking down at you, a glint of lust in his eyes.
âIâll be here. Just make sure your bandmates aren't.âÂ
âOh, Iâll make sure of it, sweetheart. And look.â He let go of your wrist, gesturing to the doorknob. âLucky for us, the door locks.â
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
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ð¡ðð¥ð¥ðš ðð¯ðð«ð²ðšð§ð!
ð¢'ðŠ ð¬ðš ð¬ðšð«ð«ð² ð¢ ð¡ðð¯ðð§'ð ð©ðšð¬ððð ð¢ð§ ððšð«ðð¯ðð«. ð¬ðð¡ðšðšð¥ ð¢ð¬ ð¬ðš ð¡ðððð¢ð ð«ð¢ð ð¡ð ð§ðšð° ð ð¢'ð¯ð ðððð§ ðð²ð¢ð§ð ððš ð°ð«ð¢ðð, ð¢ ð£ð®ð¬ð ð¡ðð¯ðð§'ð ð¡ðð ð ðð¡ðð§ðð. ð¢'ðŠ ðð«ð²ð¢ð§ð ðŠð² ððð¬ð!! ð¢ ð¡ðð¯ð ððšð§ð¬ ðšð ð¬ðð®ðð ððš ð°ð«ð¢ðð ð¬ðš ðð¬ ð¬ðšðšð§ ðð¬ ð¢ ðð¢ð§ð ðð¢ðŠð ððš ð°ðšð«ð€ ðšð§ ðð¡ððŠ ð¢ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥!
ð¡ðð§ð ð¢ð§ ðð¡ðð«ð <3
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ð¯ðð¥ð®ððð¥ð ðð«ððð€ð¬ ~ ð©ðððð« ð©ðð«ð€ðð« ð± ð«ððððð«
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð°ðšð«ðð¬: ððð
ð¬ð®ðŠðŠðð«ð²: (ð«ððªð®ðð¬ððð) ð²ðšð®âð«ð ð ðð¢ð¥ðŠ ð¬ðð®ððð§ð ð¬ðð®ðð²ð¢ð§ð ððšð« ðð±ððŠð¬ ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð©ðððð«.
ð°ðð«ð§ð¢ð§ð ð¬: ð§ðšð§ð?
ð/ð§: ðŠðð€ð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð ð«ððððð« ð ðð¢ð¥ðŠ ð¬ðð®ððð§ð ð°ðð¬ ð©ð®ð«ðð¥ð² ð¬ðð¥ð ð¢ð§ðð®ð¥ð ðð§ðð. ðð¥ð¬ðš ð¢ ð¢ðŠðð ð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð¢ð¬ ðð¬ ððð¬ðŠ!ð©ðððð« ðð®ð ð¡ðšð§ðð¬ðð¥ð² ð²ðšð® ððð§ ð¢ðŠðð ð¢ð§ð ð°ð¡ðšðð¯ðð« ð²ðšð®'ð ð¥ð¢ð€ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
The library was particularly quiet due to the time of day. It was a Friday night, and most other students were out with friends or already home for study week. Campus, let alone the library was practically empty, excluding you and your boyfriend Peter. The two of you sat nestled in a quiet and cosy corner of the library, noses buried in textbooks and loose papers with notes scribbled on them.Â
âCareful. Our papers are getting mixed up.â Peter spoke for the first time in an hour, his tone soft despite the fact that there was no one else around. You looked up at him, before following his gaze to the messy pile of papers on the desk.Â
âTrust me, I think weâll be able to tell which ones are mine and which ones are yours..â You teased, holding up one of your papers alongside his. Your writing, despite the long day of jotting notes, remained neat and colour coded. Peterâs, however, had gradually gotten more and more illegible as the day went on. At this point, it just looked like a page full of scribbles with the occasional streak of white out or something highlighted in yellow.Â
Peter looked at the two pages you held up, his eyes widening at the difference. âI didnât realise how messy I got. But I mean, if I can read it, it works.â
âCan you read it?â You joked, putting the papers down. Peter rolled his eyes in response, though he remained grinning from ear to ear.Â
âNo need to take shots at me. Maybe youâre cranky from all the reading. How about I quiz you?â He questioned, putting his pen down.
You groaned, throwing your head back. âI hate when you quiz me. I forget everything.â
âWhyâs that?â He inquired, though he knew exactly why. How could you think of anything when he was fixated on you, praising you with kind words when you did get the answers right? And when youâd get things wrong, heâd shake his head, tutting in disappointment at your answer. Embarrassment would pool in your stomach, and the tips of your ears would burn, but heâd always reassure you that youâd get it next time.
When you didnât answer his question, he spoke again. âHow about I sweeten up the deal? Every time you get an answer right, Iâll give you a kiss.âÂ
âFine. Deal.â You spoke, fighting back the smile that was pulling at your lips.
He grabbed your textbook, turning to the mini quiz page. âAlright. First question. âWho is known as the âfather of cinemaâ?â
âCome on, Peter. Thatâs too easy. Give me something harder.â
âThatâs what she said.â He grinned.
âShut up.â You rolled your eyes, elbowing his side playfully.
âHey, do you want a kiss or not? Give me an answer.â
âThe LumiÚre brothers.â
âThatâs right.â He leaned over, planting a soft kiss against your lips. Before you could even savour it, he pulled away. âNext. What was the standard frame rate for silent films in the early years of cinema?â
âSixteen frames per second.âÂ
âSee? The studying has paid off.â He nodded approvingly, giving you another peck.
He continued quizzing you for a while, and it was true that your studying had paid off. You were on fire, with a streak of nine correct in a row. You found that it was easier to remember the answers if you just didnât make eye contact. Or look at him at all. âWhich 1902 film directed by George MéliÚs is considered one of the first narrative films?â Peter asked.
âUhâŠâ You paused for a moment, thinking.
âYou know this, Y/n. Come on. You can do it.â
After a few seconds, the answer returned to your mind. âA Trip to the Moon!â You exclaimed, relieved that your streak lasted for the entirety of the quiz.
Peter smiled, cupping your cheek with his hand. âMy smart girl. See? I told you, youâd get it.â
You leaned in this time, connecting your lips and letting them linger for a moment longer than the times before. Peter smiled into the kiss, before pulling away to look at you. Â
âI say we take a well deserved coffee break and then get back to it.â
âPeter, weâve been studying all day. I think we should just call it a night.â You whined.
âIâm not even halfway through the content. The workload of biophysics is gruelling, sweetheart. But if you want to head home and get some rest, Iâll walk you back.â
âNo, itâs okay. Iâll stay with you.â You shook your head. âBesides, Iâll have to quiz you next. But let's get coffee first.â
âOh, great. Weâll see how that goes.â He chuckled, packing your things for you. âOff to Starbucks we go.â
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð/ð§: ð©ðð«ð ðð°ðš ðŠð¢ð ð¡ð ð©ðšð¬ð¬ð¢ðð¥ð² ð ðð ð ðð¢ð ð¬ð©ð¢ðð² ðð®ð ð²ðšð® ðð¢ðð§'ð ð¡ððð« ðð¡ðð ðð«ðšðŠ ðŠð
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ððð¡ð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð ððððð¬ ~ ð«ðð ð®ð¥ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€ ð± ð«ððððð« â§
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð°ðšð«ðð¬: ð.ðð€
ð¬ð®ðŠðŠðð«ð²: ð²ðšð®'ð«ð ð ð¬ð¡ðšð°ð ð¢ð«ð¥, ðð§ð ð«ðð ð®ð¥ð®ð¬ ð¢ð¬ ð ðð¢ð ððð§.
ð°ðð«ð§ð¢ð§ð ð¬: ðð«ð¢ð§ð€ð¢ð§ð (ð§ðšð ððšðš ðŠð®ðð¡), ð¢ðð€ð² ðð§ð ð©ð®ð¬ð¡ð² ðð®ð¬ððšðŠðð« (ð¬ðšðŠð ðŠð¢ð ð¡ð ððšð§ð¬ð¢ððð« ð¢ð ðð¬ ððð ððð¥ð¥ð¢ð§ð ?) ð ðð¢ð ð¬ð®ð ð ðð¬ðð¢ð¯ð?
ð/ð§: ð¡ðð« ð§ððŠð ð¢ð¬ ð¥ðšð¥ð ð¬ð¡ð ð°ðð¬ ð ð¬ð¡ðšð°ð ð¢ð«ð¥ ð¶ ð°ðšðšð¡ðšðš ðð¢ð«ð¬ð ð«ðð ð ð¢ð ðð¢ð! ð¥ðšð¯ðð ð°ð«ð¢ðð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð¢ð¬ ðšð§ð. ð¡ðšð§ðð¬ðð¥ð² ð£ð®ð¬ð ðð¡ð¢ð§ð€ ðšð ðð¡ð ðŠðšð¯ð¢ð ðð®ð«ð¥ðð¬ðªð®ð, ðð¡ðð ð¢ð¬ ð°ð¡ðð ðð¡ð¢ð¬ ðð§ðð¢ð«ð ððð¬ðð¡ððð¢ð ð¢ð¬ ððð¡
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
The beaded curtains shimmered under the dim stage lights. The smell of alcohol and cigarettes lingered in the air, yet it wasnât unpleasant. The audience, a sea of faces masked with shadows collectively hushed as the music began to play. The music cued you to saunter onto your spot on the centre of the stage. The sequins of your costume caught the light in a way that casted glimmering spots onto the crowd in front of you. The feathers that cascaded down your outfit flowed and fluttered with each dance move, enchanting the crowd with elegance and a hint of seduction.Â
Your eyes caught the gaze of a familiar man: one that you recognised to be a regular customer. He had only recently started attending the shows, but you noticed that his visits were becoming more and more frequent with each week. At first it was once a week, then twice, and now youâd see him at least three nights a week. He always sat at the same table, two rows back from the front and off to the left side. You probably wouldnât have noticed him if he hadnât first come in on an empty night, when he was one of the only people in the audience. Now, you found yourself searching for him in the crowd every night. You were quick to pick up on the fact that if he wasnât in his usual seat, or at the bar, he wasnât there at all.
As the music ended, the lights dimmed, though your gaze lingered on the man in the crowd until you were completely cascaded in darkness. Only then did you hurry off the stage into the wings, accepting the praises and applause of your fellow performers. After a round of shots with your friends, you returned to your dressing table to touch your makeup up before you headed out onto the floor. It was an unspoken rule that you were required to mingle with the guests after every performance, but you couldnât complain. All it took to get a good tip was to bat your eyelashes and let them buy you a drink, even if you didnât drink it.Â
Ever since that man started attending the shows, youâd try to make it out onto the floor before he left, but it never worked out. Heâd always be gone before you could catch him, as if he were a ghost. The only evidence that he was ever there was an envelope left on his table every night, with your name neatly written on it. A waiter would find the envelope every time, pocketing it and giving it to you at the end of your shift. Your friends would pout with jealousy at the copious amounts of money youâd find in each envelope.
Tonight was different. You made your way out from the backstage area, scoping out the tablesfor anyone that looked wealthy enough to provide you with a nice tip. You were shocked to find the man, still at his usual table, looking right at you. The candle on his table casted a warm light on one side of his face, allowing you to see his features more clearly. You were able to look past his piercing gaze and make out the sharp point of his jawline, but before you could finish your analysis, you heard a whistle.
You looked over at the source of the sound, finding an older man sitting at a table with a few other guys. He beckoned you over with a hand gesture, to which you reluctantly complied, exchanging a glance with your mysterious fan over your shoulder as you made your way over.
âWell arenât you just a stunner. Join us for a drink, sweetheart.â He spoke, and you could sense his gross intentions just by looking at him.
âIâm not supposed to drink while Iâm working. But thanks for the offer.â You lie through gritted teeth, flashing the fakest smile you could muster. Normally you had more patience with people like him, but with your mystery fan just a few metres away, you were getting antsy, wanting to catch him before he left. âEnjoy the rest of your night.â You continued, turning to make your way off to the other manâs table. His hand caught your wrist, pulling you back with a hint of force that made your stomach burn with disgust.
âOne wonât hurt. Come on.â He persisted, still holding your wrist.
Before you could even open your mouth to respond, there was someone standing between the two of you.
âYouâre lucky she let you down easy the first time, mate. Donât push it.â He spoke, calm and collected, but you could sense the implication of a threat in his tone.Â
âAnd who the fuck are you?â The older man let go of your wrist, standing up.
âNot that it's any of your business, but if you must know, Iâm her boyfriend.â He answered, his tone assertive and confident as if he wasnât lying to help you out.
You looked at him, trying your best to hide the disbelief in your expression. He returned your gaze, and his eyes spoke a thousand words. After a moment, you nodded, side stepping to take his hand in yours. His cold skin against yours sent chills up your spine, though you brushed them off and intertwined your fingers with him.
âThatâs right. Heâs my boyfriend. He means well, he's just protective.â You attempted to cool the situation, offering another polite smile at the older man.
He scowled, rolling his eyes at the two of you. âYeah, whatever.â
âNow, if youâll excuse us, weâll be elsewhere. Goodnight.â The man holding your hand stated, not wasting another moment before pulling you gently along with him. You watched him in awe as he led you through to the table he was previously sitting at, the feathers of your costume ruffling as they brushed against other mingling guests.Â
He pulled out a chair, though you were too busy staring up at him to notice.
âWell, go on then. Have a seat.â He broke you out of your thoughts, a smirk pulling at the corners of his lips.
âRight.â You answered bashfully, taking a seat. He sat across from you, gesturing over a server. He ordered drinks for the two of you, only leaving you with more time to come up with a million questions in your mind.
âRegulus. Regulus Black.â He said, offering his hand over the table. You took it, shaking it politely.
âY/n. But you already know that, donât you?â You grinned.
âIndeed.â He responded with a nod. âIâm not sure what it is about you, Y/n, but youâve caught my eye. I canât deny that any longer.â
âIâm not surprised, considering the amount of money youâve given me. Youâre practically paying my rent. You're awfully generous. Do you always tip pretty girls that well?â You quipped.
âNever, actually.â He defended.Â
âIs that so? Whatâs so special about me?â You inquired.
âThatâs what I want to find out.â
The waiter came around with your drinks, setting them down on the table in front of you. You accepted it gratefully, taking a sip and letting the liquid courage rejuvenate your nerves. âSo you want to get to know me, is what youâre saying?â
Regulus nodded again, reaching for his own drink. His rings clinked against the glass as he lifted it up to his lips, taking a couple drawn out sips. âYouâre nothing short of enchanting. Itâs rare to find such grace on a stage like this.â
âI suppose the enchanting goes both ways, then. I look for you in the crowd.â You admitted.
He smirked, a glint of mischief in his eyes. âYeah?â
You nodded, swirling the drink in your glass. It had become a habit of yours whenever you were feeling nervous. His unwavering gaze on you surely wasnât helping, causing your stomach to erupt in a flurry of butterflies.
Regulus leaned back into his chair, legs slightly spread and hips slightly forward. He looked sinfully inviting, and you had to push back any suggestive thoughts with another forceful gulp of your beverage. He seemed to notice, a cocky smirk spreading across his face.Â
âItâs getting late. Let me give you a ride home, yeah?â
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð/ð§: ð°ð¡ðš ð°ðð§ðð¬ ð ð©ðð«ð ðð°ðš
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ð ð¬ðð¯ðð«ð®ð¬ ð¬ð§ðð©ð ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð (ð²ðšð®ð§ð ) ð¬ðð¯ðð«ð®ð¬ ð¬ð§ðð©ð ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ðð® ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ðð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð°ð¢ðð¡ â§
(ðŠðšð¬ð ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ðð®ðð ð¢ ð°ð«ð¢ðð ðð¡ðð ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ðð§ ðð® ð¬ðð¢ð¥ð¥ ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ð ðŠðð ð¢ððð¥ ð®ð§ð¢ð¯ðð«ð¬ð, ð£ð®ð¬ð ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð§ðš ð¯ðšð¥ðððŠðšð«ð!)
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ð§ðšð§ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð§ðšð§ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð§ðšð§ð
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ðž ð©ðððð« ð©ðð«ð€ðð« ðž
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð ð©ðððð« ð©ðð«ð€ðð« ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ð¯ðð¥ð®ððð¥ð ðð«ððð€ð¬
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð§ðšð§ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð§ðšð§ð
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ðâð«ðð ð®ð¥ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€âð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð ð«ðð ð®ð¥ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€ ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ðð® ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ðð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð°ð¢ðð¡ â§
(ðŠðšð¬ð ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ðð®ðð ð¢ ð°ð«ð¢ðð ðð¡ðð ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ðð§ ðð® ð¬ðð¢ð¥ð¥ ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ð ðŠðð ð¢ððð¥ ð®ð§ð¢ð¯ðð«ð¬ð, ð£ð®ð¬ð ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð§ðš ð¯ðšð¥ðððŠðšð«ð!)
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ððð¡ð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð ððððð¬ â§
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð§ðšð§ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð§ðšð§ð
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ââŸâ ð£ððŠðð¬ ð©ðšðððð« ââŸâ
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð ð£ððŠðð¬ ð©ðšðððð« ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ðð® ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ðð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð°ð¢ðð¡ â§
(ðŠðšð¬ð ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ðð®ðð ð¢ ð°ð«ð¢ðð ðð¡ðð ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ðð§ ðð® ð¬ðð¢ð¥ð¥ ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ð ðŠðð ð¢ððð¥ ð®ð§ð¢ð¯ðð«ð¬ð, ð£ð®ð¬ð ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð§ðš ð¯ðšð¥ðððŠðšð«ð!)
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ð«ðð ððšð§ð¯ðð«ð¬ð
ðŠðð¬ð€ð¬ ðð§ð ðŠðšðšð§ð¥ð¢ð ð¡ð â§
ðð¡ð ðððð ðð¢ð¥ððŠðŠð â§
ðð®ðð®ðŠð§ ðð«ððð³ð â§
ð ðšð¥ððð§ ð©ð®ð«ð¬ð®ð¢ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð§ðšð§ð
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð°ððð«ð¢ð§ð ð©ð¢ð§ð€ ððš ðð¡ð ððð«ðð¢ð ðŠðšð¯ð¢ð â§
ððððð§ðð¢ð§ð ð ð¬ðšð®ðð¡ ðð¬ð¢ðð§ ð°ðððð¢ð§ð ðð¯ðð§ð â§
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.✠ð«ððŠð®ð¬ ð¥ð®ð©ð¢ð§ âŸ.
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð ð«ððŠð®ð¬ ð¥ð®ð©ð¢ð§ ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ðð® ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ðð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð°ð¢ðð¡ â§
(ðŠðšð¬ð ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ðð®ðð ð¢ ð°ð«ð¢ðð ðð¡ðð ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ðð§ ðð® ð¬ðð¢ð¥ð¥ ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ð ðŠðð ð¢ððð¥ ð®ð§ð¢ð¯ðð«ð¬ð, ð£ð®ð¬ð ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð§ðš ð¯ðšð¥ðððŠðšð«ð!)
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ð ðð«ðð¬ð¡ ðð«ðð° â§
ðŠð¢ðð§ð¢ð ð¡ð ððšð€ðð¬ ðð§ð ððð¥ð€ð¬ â§
ðððð¢ððð§ððð¥ ð¢ð§ð¯ð¢ðððð¢ðšð§
ððð¥ð¢ð©ð¬ðð ð¡ððð«ðð¬
ðð«ðð ððð«ðŠ â§
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð¬ðšðð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð¬ðð«ðð§ðð¢ð©ð¢ðð² âð©ðð«ð ðšð§ð â ð©ðð«ð ðð°ðš â(ððšðŠð©ð¥ððð?)
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð°ððð«ð¢ð§ð ð©ð¢ð§ð€ ððš ðð¡ð ððð«ðð¢ð ðŠðšð¯ð¢ð â§
ððððð§ðð¢ð§ð ð ð¬ðšð®ðð¡ ðð¬ð¢ðð§ ð°ðððð¢ð§ð ðð¯ðð§ð â§
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٠࣪â ð¬ð¢ð«ð¢ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€ ٠࣪â
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð ð¥ð¢ð¬ð ðšð ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ð¢ð«ð¢ð®ð¬ ðð¥ððð€ ð± ð«ððððð« ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð¢'ð¯ð ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§!
ðð® ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬ ð°ð¢ð¥ð¥ ðð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð°ð¢ðð¡ â§
(ðŠðšð¬ð ðšð ðð¡ð ð¬ðð®ðð ð¢ ð°ð«ð¢ðð ðð¡ðð ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ðð§ ðð® ð¬ðð¢ð¥ð¥ ððð€ðð¬ ð©ð¥ððð ð¢ð§ ð ðŠðð ð¢ððð¥ ð®ð§ð¢ð¯ðð«ð¬ð, ð£ð®ð¬ð ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð§ðš ð¯ðšð¥ðððŠðšð«ð!)
ð§ðð°ðð¬ð ðððð¢ðð¢ðšð§ð¬ ðð«ð ðŠðð«ð€ðð ð¢ð§ ð©ð¢ð§ð€!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðšð§ðð¬ð¡ðšðð¬:
ð¬ððð ð ð¥ð¢ð ð¡ðð¬ ðð§ð ð¬ððšð¥ðð§ ð¡ððð«ðð¬ â§
ððð¥ð¥ð¢ð§ð ððšð« ð²ðšð® â§
ðð¡ð ðð«ð®ðð¢ððð®ð¬ ðð®ð«ð¬ð
ð©ð«ðð§ð€ð¬ ðð§ð ð©ðð°ð©ð«ð¢ð§ðð¬
ð©ðððð¡ð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð ð©ðð¬ð â§
ðð«ðððŠð¬ ððððð«ð«ðð
ðšðð ðð¡ð ð«ðððšð«ð â§
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬:
ð®ð§ðð«ððð€ððð¥ð ð¯ðšð°ð¬ ðŠð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ðð«ð¢ðð¬ ⧠âð©ðð«ð ðšð§ð â ð©ðð«ð ðð°ðš âð©ðð«ð ðð¡ð«ðð â ð©ðð«ð ððšð®ð« âð©ðð«ð ðð¢ð¯ð âð©ðð«ð ð¬ð¢ð± â(ððšðŠð©ð¥ððð)
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð©ð«ðððð«ðð§ððð¬, ð«ððððð¢ðšð§ð¬, ðð¥ð®ð«ðð¬, ððð:
ð°ððð«ð¢ð§ð ð©ð¢ð§ð€ ððš ðð¡ð ððð«ðð¢ð ðŠðšð¯ð¢ð â§
ððððð§ðð¢ð§ð ð ð¬ðšð®ðð¡ ðð¬ð¢ðð§ ð°ðððð¢ð§ð ðð¯ðð§ð â§
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hiiii! I love your writing so much, and this is my fist time requesting, but I was wondering if youâd be interested in writing fanfiction for other fandoms (like peter parker)?
School has been so busy for me lately and I would LOVE to see a fic between the reader and peter having a study session on campus, and I know youâre such a great writer!!
Love from, ð
ðð¡ðð§ð€ð¬ ð¬ðš ðŠð®ðð¡! ð²ðšð® ð«ððð ðŠð² ðŠð¢ð§ð ðð«ðð« ðððð. ð¢'ð¯ð ðððð§ ððšð§ð¬ð¢ððð«ð¢ð§ð ðð±ð©ðð§ðð¢ð§ð ðŠð² ð°ð«ð¢ðð¢ð§ð ððš ðšðð¡ðð« ððð§ððšðŠð¬ ððšðš, ðð§ð ð©ðððð« ð©ðð«ð€ðð« ð¢ð¬ ðð ðð¡ð ððšð© ðšð ðŠð² ð¥ð¢ð¬ð!
ððð ð°ð«ð¢ðð¢ð§ð ðð¡ð¢ð¬ <ð
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hiya I just had a question. for requests, how much plot do you like to be given? like is just a prompt enough or would you prefer a couple of sentences? I have a whole Pinterest board filled with prompts that could be given to characters but I donât have any bigger plot ideas.
ð¡ðð²! ð¢ ððš ð©ð«ðððð« ð£ð®ð¬ð ð ð©ð«ðšðŠð©ð ð¬ðš ðð¡ðð ð¢ ð¡ðð¯ð ðŠðšð«ð ð°ð¢ð ð ð¥ð ð«ðšðšðŠ ððš ððšðŠð ð®ð© ð°ð¢ðð¡ ðð¡ð¢ð§ð ð¬ ðšð§ ðŠð² ðšð°ð§, ðð®ð ð¢ ðð¥ð¬ðš ððš ð¥ð¢ð€ð ð ðððð¢ð§ð ðšð§ð ðð±ððŠð©ð¥ð ðšð ð ð¥ð¢ð§ð ðšð ðð¢ðð¥ðšð ð®ð ðð¡ðð ð²ðšð®'ð ð¥ð¢ð€ð ððš ðð ð¢ð§ðð¥ð®ððð. ðð¡ðð ð¡ðð¥ð©ð¬ ðŠð ððš ð ðð ðð§ ð¢ððð ðšð ðð¡ð ð€ð¢ð§ð ðšð ð¯ð¢ðð ð²ðšð®'ð«ð ð¥ðšðšð€ð¢ð§ð ððšð« ð°ð¡ð¢ð¥ð ðð¥ð¬ðš ð ð¢ð¯ð¢ð§ð ðŠð ðð«ððððšðŠ ððš ððš ð°ð¡ðððð¯ðð«. ðð¡ðð§ð€ð¬ ððšð« ðð¥ð¥ ðšð ð²ðšð®ð« ð«ððªð®ðð¬ðð¬! ð¢ ð¡ðð¯ðð§'ð ð¡ðð ð ðð¡ðð§ðð ððš ð°ð«ð¢ðð ð¢ð§ ð ðð¢ð ððð®ð¬ð ð¢'ð¯ð ðððð§ ðð®ð¬ð² ð°ð¢ðð¡ ð¬ðð¡ðšðšð¥ ðð®ð ððšððð² ð¢ðŠ ð ðšð§ð§ð ðð«ð² ððš ð ðð ð¬ðšðŠð ððšð§ð. ð²ðšð® ððð§ ðð±ð©ððð ððš ð¬ðð ð²ðšð®ð« ð«ððªð®ðð¬ðð¬ ð°ð«ð¢ðððð§ ðð§ð ð©ðšð¬ððð ð°ð¢ðð¡ð¢ð§ ðð¡ð ð§ðð±ð ððð° ððð²ð¬!
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Hiya! I have another request. May I request one for James where the reader is in a different house (Preferably Hufflepuff cause that's mine, but if you prefer to keep the reader's house neutral (like it can be any of the other 3) idm either) where she's on the Quidditch team, and they beat Gryffindor, making James really sad cause it means the Gryffindor lost the Quidditch Cup that year (they're in 7th year in my head) and a few days later, Sirius comes up to her after a class and asks what she did to James, and Sirius explains that he's been really sad since the match, and the reader takes it upon herself to cheer James up, Sirius having 'accidentally' mentioned that James has a massive crush on the reader...
I just have a lot of Marauders' oneshots.... sorry if the plot is quite specific.
ð ðšð¥ððð§ ð©ð®ð«ð¬ð®ð¢ð ~ ð£ððŠðð¬ ð©ðšðððð« ð± ð¡ð®ððð¥ðð©ð®ðð!ð«ððððð«
ðð¡ðð§ð€ð¬ ððšð« ðð¡ð ð«ððªð®ðð¬ð!
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
ð°ðšð«ðð¬: ððð
ð¬ð®ðŠðŠðð«ð²: ð ð«ð²ððð¢ð§ððšð« ð¥ðšð¬ðð¬ ðð¡ð ðªð®ð¢ððð¢ððð¡ ðð®ð© ððš ð¡ð®ððð¥ðð©ð®ðð, ðð§ð ð¡ðð¬ ðð±ðð«ð ð®ð©ð¬ðð ððððð®ð¬ð ðšð ð¡ð¢ð¬ ð¥ð¢ððð¥ð ðð«ð®ð¬ð¡ ðšð§ ð²ðšð®.
ð°ðð«ð§ð¢ð§ð ð¬: ð§ðšð§ð?
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
The stands of the Quidditch pitch were roaring with life as you dove down on your broom, catching the snitch and ending the last match of the year. The Hufflepuff crowd cheered and waved banners around in excitement, while the Gryffindor spectators groaned and accepted their disappointing defeat. As your team was announced the victors of this yearâs Quidditch Cup, you soared down to the field with the rest of your teammates to celebrate.
Amid the celebrations, you couldnât help but glance over at the Gryffindor team, who was mourning their loss. James, your supposed ârivalâ looked completely disheartened, his dismay evident on his face. You exchanged a glance, and offered him a sympathetic smile as a truce, but he couldnât return favour.
He trudged off the field with the rest of his team, and you shrugged off his reaction, continuing to celebrate with your friends.
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
A few days had passed since the last game, and the parties were finally beginning to die down. However, your housemates insisted on one last bash to end off the year together before most of you graduated.
You were on your way back to your dorm after dinner to get ready for the party when you bumped into Sirius in the hall. You hadnât seen him or any of the other Marauders since the Quidditch cup, though you hadnât noticed that until now.
âOi, Y/n. I need to talk to you.â Sirius spoke, putting his hands on his hips.
âWhat about?â You questioned, folding your arms.
âWhat have you done to James?â
You stared at him in confusion, racking your brain. âWhat do you mean? I havenât done anything to him.â
âMerlin, Iâve never seen him so down before. All he does is mope around our dorm.â
âHe canât seriously still be so upset about the match.â You replied in disbelief.
âMaybe if we had lost to Slytherin heâd be less glum, but of course he had to lose to you.âÂ
âWhatâs that supposed to mean? Whatâs the difference?â You asked defensively.
âHow could he not be upset when he fancies you as much as he does?â His eyes widened at his own statement, and he smacked a hand over his mouth. âForget I said anything. Enjoy your party.â He rushed off without giving you time to react, leaving you absolutely dumbfounded in the corridor.
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
As you got ready for the party, you couldnât stop thinking about what Sirius said. Did James really have a crush on you? How had you not noticed? You thought this whole time that his playful banter with you during matches was just team rivalry.
You decided to confirm whether or not what Sirius said was true, grabbing your broom on the way out of your dorm.
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
James was busy laying in bed and sulking when he heard a knock on his dorm window. He walked over, inspecting the source of the sound. As he looked out, he spotted you, sitting on your broom and hovering right next to the glass.
âWhat in Merlinâs name are you doing?â He questioned as he opened the window.
âIâm here to get you off your ass.â As you spoke, you flew right through the window and into his room, hopping off of your broom.
âYouâre bloody insane, you know that?â He said, fighting back the smile that was curling the corners of his lips upward.
âYouâre the insane one. Youâre so upset about losing that you havenât had the courage to face me since the match. Thatâs not very âbig brave Gryffindorâ of you, James.â
He scoffed, rolling his eyes. âThatâs easy for you to say. Youâre the one that won.â
âSirius mightâve let it slip that you fancy me. Is that true?â
Surprise and panic flashed across his face, though he tried to play it cool. âWhat? Thatâs not true in the slightest.â
âIs that so? Because Iâve never seen you so deeply upset about losing before.â
âSo you admit that you watch me?â
âI never said that. Iâm just saying, itâs hard to not notice.â You shrugged. âBut anyway. I came to invite you to the Hufflepuff party tonight. Like, right now.â
âAnd why would I be interested in attending this party?âÂ
âOh, shut up and get dressed.â You quipped. âIâll be waiting outside of your common room.â
âFine.â He said with false reluctance, grabbing some clothes out of his trunk.
You mounted your broom, flying out the window but remaining near the opening.Â
âOh, and James?â
âYeah?â He turned to look at you.
âDress nicer than that. Itâs a date.â
âââââââ  ïŸâ: *.✠.* :âïŸ. âââââââ
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